Springtime around Gartmorn Dam, Clackmannanshire

Some great views this morning that I just had to grab with my iPhone...


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Tadpoles swarming at the waters edge








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Poppy with that 'Six Feet Under' tree top right, hiding the Ochils






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Bluebells poking through the weeds






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Little blue butterflies hoping around spring flowers







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Poppy surveying her swimming pool with a painterly effect


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More shots of ice-bound Gartmorn


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More shots from yesterday’s ramble around Gartmorn Dam, Calckmannanshire, Scotland. The light
was flat, as are home made pancakes so that no excuse for holding back! The RSPB have opened
a bird hide. I can imagine at dawn on a spring morning it would be teeming with birdlife.
In this ice, its quiet....

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Ice patterns - what can you see ?

A mermaid, long hair blowing in the wind

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Autumn stroll in Dollar Glen

It was a beautiful autumn day, sun was up, leaves were falling and Poppy (the family mutt) was wanting a swim.
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Stirling to Alloa railway

Images of the inaugural Steam Train that opened the new line.Read more...
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Steam, trains and vicious birds

The Alloa and Stirling railway re-opened today for passengers. Read more...
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Salford Quay & LS Lowry

Recent visit to a great waterfront and Gallery in Manchester, sorry I'm not really a footballer...Read more...
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River Spirit in the smouldering mist...

When the weather turns interesting, you just get busy....

John Lamont Photography: River Spirit

John Lamont Photography: River Spirit

John Lamont Photography: River Spirit


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New Andy Scott sculpture flexes his wings

Since the new sculpture from Andy is installed at Muirside roundabout, time to grab a few shots of this magnificent piece. 'He' shares many aspects of River Spirit such as steel galvanised construction, tree-like branch hands, but this time the theme is different. This is not a static figurine around which we travel, but a dynamic figure seemingly to grow from the grass, with arms outstretched to the sky. Nice touches are the swallow shapes adding to the sense of movement and air.

For someone who never thought twice about Public Art, these two figures have really caught my camera eye. Enjoy the images and feel free to add comments.

John Lamont Photography blog: Andy Scott Air Spirit


John Lamont Photography blog: Andy Scott Air Spirit


John Lamont Photography blog: Andy Scott Air Spirit

John Lamont Photography blog: Andy Scott Air Spirit

John Lamont Photography blog: Andy Scott Air Spirit

John Lamont Photography blog: Andy Scott Air Spirit

John Lamont Photography blog: Andy Scott Air Spirit

John Lamont Photography blog: Andy Scott Air Spirit

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Forth Valley moles in a huge mountain of trouble

Sore heads abound.
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'River Spirit' improves public spaces

An unusual centrepiece to celebrate.
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